Unable ʌnˈeɪbl Adjective Bre Lay Move I Contact

• he lay there, unable to move.
• i tried to contact him but was unable to.
• she was unable to hide her excitement.
• let us know if you’re unable to come.

unable

1. not having the skill, strength, time, knowledge, etc. to do something
• opposite able
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• He lay there, unable to move.
• I tried to contact him but was unable to.
• She was unable to hide her excitement.
• Let us know if you’re unable to come.
• They have been unable or unwilling to resolve the conflict.

Extra Examples

• He remained silent, unwilling or unable to say what was in his mind.
• He seemed constitutionally unable not to give his opinion on anything and everything.
• He seemed constitutionally unable to keep quiet.
• He was considered unable to cope with the pressure of the job.
• He went on, apparently unable to stop.
• She found herself unable to meet his gaze.
• The accident left him unable to walk.
• The road was deemed unable to cope with increased traffic.
• The staff were simply unable to cope.
• They are somehow unable to make the choices necessary.